Explore cozy from-scratch recipes, old-fashioned homemaking & slow living tips, or follow along with our historic renovation project.
Savory Soup Sundays
Your cozy corner for seasonal soups! From hearty classics to comforting new creations, each recipe is designed to warm your kitchen and your heart. Perfect for crisp winter evenings, these soups make every week a little cozier.
SIMPLE HEALTHY LIVING AT HOME
SOURDOUGH RECIPES
Introducing the Manor on Main
Community Resource LiBrary
Free Resources at your fingertips! I want to invite you to explore my Free Resource Library—a curated collection of printables and downloadable guides all centered around homesteading, design, and simple, beautiful living. Whether you’re looking for seasonal décor inspiration or helpful tools for your homestead, it’s all there waiting for you to enjoy.
We HAVE Got BIG
Dreams
Restoring Our 118-Year-Old Historic Building Into a Dream Home | DIY Renovation Journey
It all began in 2012 when I took on my very first DIY upholstery project—reupholstering my dining room chairs. Discovering the joy of transforming old furniture into something beautiful and functional sparked a deep passion for DIY home decor, furniture restoration, and creative living. That single project planted a seed that has grown into a 12-year journey of hands-on learning, home transformation, and sustainable living.
I’m excited to share my story with you in hopes that it inspires you to chase your own dreams, embrace the beauty of handmade living, and believe in what’s possible—no matter where you’re starting from.
About Me
Welcome to Our Manor On Main
A homestead-inspired lifestyle blog sharing from-scratch recipes, cozy homemaking tips, seasonal slow living, and our historic renovation journey.
My name is Bri and I am a small town girl from the Midwest. I am a lover of Jesus Christ, owner of The Vintage Aviary Boutique, and a coffee enthusiast. I am passionate about all things creative including but not limited to music, culinary pursuits, painting, dancing, and design.
